SUMMER SESSION

July 22, 1960

Students,
Faculty
On 50v

No. 5

New Streets To Be
Campus Entrance
Students retu rn in g to ASU in
Septem ber w ill find two new
roads w hich w ill some day form
the m ain entrance to the cam ­
pus.
A divided drive w ill lead
from Mill Avenue to the A d i.
m inistration building, accord­
ing to John R. Ellinson, director
of the Physical Plant.
Eventually, Mr. Ellison said,
the A dm inistration building will
have" a new w ing and lobby
w hich w ill open onto the cir­
cle form ed at the end of the
drive. A new campus flag pole

is slated there for the future,
he told, and a visitor’s parking
lot to the right of the drive. It
S tudents and faculty w ill both
is planned th at this w ill' be­
enjoy seats in th è cen ter of the
come the m ain entrance to the
Sun Devil stadium n ex t fall
campus.
w hen ASU opens its m ost am ­
— Also p art of the im m ediate
bitious football schedule.
S tudent seats w ill range
construction, to begin next
from th e n orth 40 y ard line
week, is the repaving and ex ■
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south to th e end of the east
tehsion of F o rest to the h ig h ­
stands, according to Richard
W SÊSArw f
¡1 MAP
way.
The two streets will enter
S titt, director of Sports P u b ­
ALL ROADS LEAD TO . . . Two new roads, will
from either side of the curve
licity. Faculty m em bers w ill
soon take drivers directly from the highway to the
view th e contests from th e top
on th e highway, and around
center of campus' and will provide a new entrance
ten rows of sections T, U and
the sight for the proposed a u ­
for the university. Pictured here are the working
V. This block of seats also
ditorium .
plans
for
the
road
work,
they
will
lead
in
from
either
starts a t th e n o rth 40 yard line
side of the•highway curve.
The contract for the Street
and extends southw ard.
w ork was aw arded to Arizona
F aculty season tickets are
now available on a first come, FOR SECOND SESSION
Sand and Rock whose bid was
first serve basis, M r. S titt said.
$59,999.
The tickets are priced a t $15.
Scheduled for next week also
Season ticket sales to offis the sta rt of a project which
cam pus rooters a re already far
w ill cause, a good share of O r­
ahead of last y ear’s sales at thss
ange Avenue to be torn up most
Like
the
compressed
sum
m
er
for
evening
bowling,
both
coup­
table
games
such
as
chess,
tim e, Mr. S titt told.
classes, the M em orial Union les and singles, and students, checkers, dominos and cards of the fall semester, Mr. E llin­
T he home games are: Color­
son stated., A utilities tunnel
offers a fast moving, compact faculty and staff m em bers m ay for a few hours relaxation.
ado State, Sept. 17; W ashing­
w ill be constructed from the
p ro g ram 'fo r recreation and en ­ sign up in the bow ling lane’s
Free
bridge
lessons
are
taught
ton State, O ctober 1; San . Jose
office. The Games Room also each F riday night at 6:30 by new central heating and cooling
tertain
m
ent
during
the
second
State, Oct. 22; New Mexico,
provides ping-pong, pool and Mrs. Louise M altby of Phoenix. plant, now nearing completion,
|
Oct. 29; Texas W estern, Nov. 5 session.
to the location for th e Educa­
Included during th e next
(th e Homecoming gam e); and
tion building.
four
w
eeks
are
tours,
th
eater
N orth C arolina State, Nov. 12.
parties,
lectures
and
lessons
in
S tarting at the plant, behind
“N orth Carolina and W ashing­
East Hall, the tunnel w ill ex ­
ton State are the biggest nam es dancing, bridge and crafts; also,
tend beneath the service drive
w e’ve ever ^ scheduled,” Mr. w eekly movies and free coffee
lïburs.
to Orange, down O range to ’
S titt commented.
Both beginning and advanced
Forest and to th e building lo­
lessons in ballroom dancing, are
cation directly across from the
Gene and Francesca, folk W ar Betw een the Sexes,” in
offered M onday and Thursday
Moeur A ctivity building.
evenings. Beginning lessons are song stylists, still bring th eir which they sang pro-love and
This tunnel will carry pipes
scheduled from 7-8 and ad ­ “Sw eet Songs and B right B al­ anti-love songs, age-old and
for heating and cooling to and
lads”
to
the
MU
Ballroom,
recent.
vanced steps w ill be taken from
from the building as w ell as
8-9. Both classes are still open Tuesday at 8 p.m.
A t ASU, th eir program will
electricity and w ater. It w ill
The
infectious
gaiety
and
and persons m ay sign up for
include both ballads and sa tir­
them a t th e MU inform ation sound m usicianship of the pair ical songs of folks In this coun­ m easure seven feet high and
has won h earty audience a p ­ try, Europe and th e Middle eight feet wide w hen com plet­
desk.
ed.
The C rafts C enter in MU 7 proval at Carnegie Hall, the East.
A special registration period is open daily from 1:30-4:30 music festival in Aspen, Colo.,
Dickman Construction Co.
The program , p a rt of the
has been scheduled by th e p.m. T rained personnel are and from listeners of New sum m er Concert and Lecture was aw arded the contract for
Placem ent center fo r students on hand fo r tips and help, and I Y ork’s radio station KNYC.
series, is open to the public th eir bid of about $280,000.
"We sing songs from any­
who expect to com plete degree m aterials are sold at cost. M on­
Due to the w ork on the tu n ­
free of charge.
requirem ents in Jan u ary , May days, W ednesdays and Fridays w here in the world, including
nel,
it will be impossible to
The next program in the ser­
or sum m er, 1961.
are children’s days; w hile Tues­ our own ap artm ent,” says
drive
across campus on College
S tartin g Monday, th e spec­ day and T hursday are reserved Gene. “We try to preserve the ies w ill'fe a tu re John Pettley, a or Orange during m ost of the
flavor of the original, b u t m ake noted B ritish hum orist, pre - [
ial registration w ill continue for adults.
p a i t semester. ASU will become
until Aug. 5.
Also open daily is the Games no effort to restrain our p a r­ senting “U.S.A. a la carte,” on a pedestrian campus at its centicular
and
personal
coloration.
Aug.
2
at
8
p.m.
in
the
MU
“ASU students who w ill be Room and Bowling Lanes, from
ter, during the construction.
looking fo r commercial, indus­ 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday In this sense, we can be called ballroom.
folk
singers,
accepting
the
fact
tria l or governm ental em ploy­ through Saturday, and from 12
m ent should tak e advantage of noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Both th a t w e’re ‘folks’ too, and haver
this early registration period,” open and league bow ling is a rig h t to sing songs our w ay.”
Dr. R obert F. Menke, placem ent i available on the eight lanes, I Gene is Professor Gene Rascenter director, said.
Leagues are being form ed now i kin, teacher of architecture at
Columbia U niversity, whose
book “A rchitecturally Speaking,” is a standard college text.
| His father, Saul Raskin, is a
j noted painter.
I He and Francesca m et on a
ASU senior M ike B a rre tt w as
for | South A m erican cruise. Soon
quoted in th e Ju ly 11 issue of foreign
rere aid: “I t’s som ew at dif- after they m et and m arried,
Life M agazine as p a rt of a ficult for a person who rarely they bought- a schoqner of th eir
follow -up article on the N a­ misses breakfast, lunch and own, to sail up and down the
tional Purpose series ru n last d in n er to com prehend starv a­ A tlantic Coast.
Spring.
tion. A m ericans are still ru n ­
It was in the still anchorages
Milfe, a journalism m ajor ning from th e ir problem s and at night th at they came to
from
M innesota,
authored responsibilities to each other cherish the gentle sound of a
“Mike1" B a rre tt Looks a t L IF E ” and th eir brothers. They still gu itar blended w ith voices held
w hich appeared in th e State do not seem 1to be aw are th at to a delicate level. Friends p e r­
Press last spring.
th ey are not alone in the world. suaded them to record the
His final colum n(M ay 20)dis- They w ill have no tru e life, nor folk songs they sang softly fo r
cussed A nierica’s national p u r­ re s t n o r freedom u n til all men th e ir own enjoym ent.
pose and presented ideas by do.”
T heir first album (E lektra)
w ell-know n w riters and states­
He w ill re tu rn to th e S tate w as m ade up of th eir favorite
HAVE GUITAR, WILL TRAVEL , . . Gene and
men, ASU students, and himself. Press this fall to be one of the songs. This w as soon followed
Francesca, folk song stylist's, will entertain on camby another album , “Love and
The m agazine quoted a p o r- m anaging editors.
,pus Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock.

MU Plans Active Program
Folk Song Stylists
To Appear Tuesday

Placement
Registration
Open Now

AS Student Quoted In Magazine;
Views On Foreign Aid Expressed

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SUMMER SESSION
A tra d itio n of g ro w th — A co m m itm en t to q u ality .

July 22,1960

In the Union —

Informal Dance Planned
ED IT O R -IN -C H IE F

.-A N N E

LAROCCA

O fficial cam pus T iew spaper of A rizona S ta te U n iv ersity . P u b lish e d each
W ednesday a n d F rid a y th ro u g h o u t th e school y ear, e x c e p tin g holidays, an d
e n te re d as second class m a tte r in th e P o st O ffice a t T em pe, A rizona, u n d e r
th e A cts of M arch 3, 1879, an d A u g u st 24, 1912. S u b scrip tio n price, $3.00 p e r
school y ear. M em ber: A rizona N ew spapers A ssociation, A ssociated C ollegiate
P ress, a n d R ocky M ountain In te rc o lle g ia te P re ss A ssociation.

Guest Editorial

Straight Thinking

A to u r of Taliesin West, book evening’s entertainm ent.
review luncheon and inform al
Bridge:
social evening are p a rt of the
F or those who like to coriactivities planned fo r this week centrate, even on F rid ay ’s,
by th e M em orial Union, staff. there w ill be a duplicate bridge
In fo rm al So cia l Even in g :
gam e in th e low er lounge at
C lancy’s w ill be open for 7:30 p.m.
dancing tonight a.t 7:30. Decor­
Lessons in bridge are offered
ated w ith m urals o f Old W est in the Senate C ham ber a t 6:30
nightlife, it is ju st off the the sam e evening.
Games Room in the MU base­
M ovie:
m ent. F ree ping pong, pool and “M iracle in M ilan” w ill be
billiards a re also p a rt of the show n tonight in C osner Audi-

The j'oung of the 1960 decade are spearheading, we
are told by political'campaign orators, a new era; and
other orators, the oldsters, perhaps, reluctantly say they
are “handing over the reins.”
Straight^thinking by these young men and women
may help to avert world-wide disaster — the mushroom The B oard of A thletic Con­
trol has given a nod of appro­
in the sky.
f
val to ASU’s proposed affilia­
Eleven thousand of the young are marking time, tion w ith a new sports confer­
awaiting the call of September registration day at Ari­ ence being planned by eight
zona State, where they will come* to learn. But what? w estern schools:
Yes, a little about English, history, science, engineering, The recom m endation, passed
business and other important subjects. However, these unanim ously by th e m em bers
are but approaches to the core, the ultimate of any stu­ present, w ill be tak en to the
president and th en to the re ­
dent’s objectives. And that is,-how to acquire or groove gents fo r fin al approval, ac­
the habit of straight thinking. And how does the stu­ cording to Dr. George Batem an,
dent, and we are students all our lives, become aware of chairm an of the A thletic.B oard.
what is and what isn’t straight thinking?
“The advantage of such a
conference
over the present
We have learned that conclusions, opinons, sur­
one,” Dr. B atem an said; “would
mises — unless used in fun chatter — when not based be a m ore rounded program of
on fact are often merely noises with, words. When spoken inter-collegiate sports.”
in the presence of individuals who are straight thinkers,
The eight schools proposing
these" noises can lose face for the noise-makers. (Many the conference support team s in
of the political party convention speakers are good exam m ost of the sports w hile only
pies of noise-makers. They often unknowingly lose face two of the B order Conference
schools have com plete ' p ro ­
with many straight-thinking voters.)

BoarctOfÂthletic Control
Favors New Conference

The straight thinker goes first to the facts — tough
to find — but without them, a conclusion or an opinion
is inadmissible.
• Well, what is a fact? A fact in time and space is an
“invariant as seen by competent observers.”
Example: Three persons standing at an intersection,
loking directly at its center, see two automobiles collide.
What invariant facts can they all agree upon? These:
date, location, weather conditions, approximate time of
the accident, and that a collision occured. How it hap­
pened, who was driving, and who was negligent are all
variants. Each may have seen the accident differently.
These variant facts must be determined by a jury if
the case should go to court for trial. Even then, what each
witness saw may be at variance with the actual fact that
is determined by the legal process under the rules of
evidence, which fact is determined by a jury.
It a student ends his years at ASU with a diploma
and yet agrees with a woman juror that “she doesn’t
have to pay attention to the facts. She can make up her
own mind,” then the years were not spent in gaining
straight thinking but merely in prolonging the adolescense of the graduate.

ASU Professor In South America
To Conduct Management Course
Dr. K eith Davis, chairm an of
the D epartm ent of M anagem ent
is conducting a course in hum an
relations at a m anagem ent de­
velopm ent program in Chile,
South Am erica, this sum m er.
Dr. Davis, one of th ree U n it­
ed States professors p articip at­
ing in th e program , is conduct­
ing courses beginning today u n ­
til A ugust 31. Chilean profes­
sors also w ill be on the teach­
ing staff.
Established by the Chilean
M anagem ent Association, the
program is co-sponsored by th e
L C ouncil for Intern atio n al P ro ­
gress in M anagem ent. Meetings
w ill be held a t Vina del M ar, a

coastal tow n n ear Santiago.
Chile is one of the m ore in ­
dustrially a d v a n c e d South
A m erican countries and conse­
quently is at a stage w here exe­
cutive training is becoming in ­
creasingly im portant.
A bout 50 business executives
a re expected to participate in
th e program , Dr. D avis said.
Lectures and discussion groups
are scheduled daily w ith some
evening m eetings as well.
Dr. Diavis w ill use as a tex t
his own book “H um an R ela­
tions 'in Business.” ' Sim ultane­
ous translation facilities both
in Spanish and English w ill be
m ade available through in te r­
p reters and ear phones.

grams. Spread from close to the
C anadian B order to the M exi­
can one, and from the Pacific
Ocean to th e New Mexico des­
ert, the eight schools include:
ASU, UofA, B righam Young
U niversity, U niversity of New
Mexico, U niversity of Oregon,
Oregon S tate U niversity, W ash­
ington S tate U niversity and
U niversity of-.Utah.
We have the feeling, Dr.
Batem an, said speaking of the
board, th a t sports such as base­
ball, golf, and tennis should be
outstanding in this area. Also,

ASU Student Aids
Scottsdale Play
A n ASU senior is aiding the
Scottsdale high sum m er school
production of “Carousel,” next
Thursday, F rid ay and S atu r­
day at 8 p.m. •
P enny Steiner, a speech and
dram a m ajor, is assistant direc­
to r and publicity chairm an for
the play w hich has a cast of
60 young people.
“Carousel,” sponsored by the
A llied A rts departm ent is the
fo u rth in a series of sum m er
productions. The program--also
includes a tw o hour w orkshop
for students to learn scene
painting, costuming, and p u b ­
licity.
..................A.-» .
Tickets to the Rogers and
H am m erstein’s m usical of the
love betw een a carousel b ark er
and a young m ill w orker m ay
be obtained a t several Scotts­
dale businesses and at the door
for $1.
FO R S A LE

Ju st com pleted 2 br. hom e —
N orth Tem pe — reasonable
— ow ner w ill carry. Call
AM 5-4500 agent.

because of the rounded sports
program w hich the conference
as a w hole would have,, the
m em bers w ould be able to de­
m and prestige from any con­
ference in th e country.
In an effort to determ ine the
regents’ feelings on the confer­
ence, a Phoenix rep o rter m ade
an unofficial pole a t th eir
last m eeting. Six regents fav o r­
ed the idea, one expressed the
desire to learn m ore about it
before com m enting, and one
had no com m ent to m ake.
Thè Tucson athletic board
voted late last m onth to study
the proposal fu rth e r b u t no de­
cision, has been announced.

Radio-TV
Scholarship
Received

torium . I t is an Italian movie,
directed by V ittorio de Sica
arid has r e c e i v e d several
prizes, am ong them , th e G rand
P rize a t the Cannes F ilm F es­
tival.
C offee H our:

A free, inform al coffee ho u r
is held each W ednesday m orn­
ing from 9-10:30 fo r th e cam ­
pus com m unity.
T a lie sin W est T o u r:

P roving to be one of th e m ost
popular sum m er offerings, ac­
cording to Mrs. R ichard Bell,
assistant director of th e MU,
an o th er to u r to Taliesin W est
is scheduled for W ednesday.
“T ourists” w ill leave cam pus
a t 4 p.m. to view th e architec­
tu ral school of the late F ran k
Lloyd W right. A n advocate of
blending architecture to n a ­
ture, his school w as b u ilt
against the foothills northeast
of Scottsdale.
Tickets are available fo r 50c
at the inform ation desk and
transportation m ay be arranged.
Book R e v ie w Lun cheo n :

“The Fool” by Enid W elsford
w ill be review ed by Dr. F. O.
Cooke, associate professor of
English, T hursday a t 12:30 p.m.
Dr. Cooke, who has given sev­
eral lively talks fo r th e Views
an d Preview s series, w ill dis­
cuss this study of various kinds
of fools from idots to m odem
TV comics.
Reservations a re $1 and m ay
be m ade a t the inform ation
desk u n til W ednesday noon.
T h e a te r P a rty :

“I R em em ber M am a” p re ­
sented by th e P hoenix L ittle
T heatre w ill be the destination
of th e th e a tre p a rty planned
for n ex t Friday. S tudent priced
tickets m ay be purchased at
the inform ation desk and tra n s­
Two $500 scholarships have portation m ay be arranged.
been presented ASU by the
A rizona B roadcasters Associa­ W hatever I yelled in anger,
tion, and the M etropolitan W hatever I shouted in spite,
Phoenix B roadcasters Associa­ I ’m sorry I spoke so quickly,
tion.
I though of some w orse ones
The recipients w ill be two • last night.
upperclass students m ajoring-in
radio-televisions.
P erso ns desiring rid es or
W inners of the two scholar­
rid ers to a n y part of the
ships w ill be announced a t the state or co u n try during the
beginning of the 1960-61 aca­
su m m er
m ay
reg ister
a
demic year, according to R ich­
the inform ation desk at the
ard H. Bell, director of the
MU lobby:
R adio-TV bureau.